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1 3 |            school, but she held in horror the modern ways of~revolutionary
2 11|       became aware, with a sort of horror, of the~symptoms of real
3 13|            Camille, with a sort of horror. "To love and~calculate!"~ ~"
4 14|           placed her. I now have a horror of any love which~disregards
5 14|           scene, was unable in her horror~to cry out, but she signed
6 14|    trembling, with that contagious horror which is caused by the sight
7 18|           delight~in that place of horror where Mademoiselle des Touches
8 21|        away my head~with pretended horror, to love nothing with real
9 25| receiver-generalship!"~ ~"I have a horror of that man," said Fabien; "